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BREvITIEs.

Tho cheapest hat house In the city
HumfOrd Bros 4O4 Market street.
Turtle and clam soup at Fullmer's.
M.als from to midnight at Fullmer's.
Roast dinners Q speciality at Fullmer's.
Boiled spring chicken at FulImer's.
Dsviied and slowed crabs at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullme1's.
Fried oysters at Fullmer's.
fanned and stewed oysters at Fullmer's
rry Bush's ooai you viii IKE II
Try Bush's Goal you Will surely like II
Smoke Durstein's Key West 90. cigars.
Order show cases at Durstein's, ais King.
W. j. KmDic, grocer, 2nd and Jasttson.
MtllArd 2. Dayfs', jswslsr. 3. 1nd street
City Laundry. Sixth and Shipley street
T.no Is X. AinGs. at HAnrs. II 4. Fourth
y. Roop Smith, druggist, 18th and King.
CALI and soc the famous oil etove ut
PickelB' stove store.
Yerxer's, 40 Ship'ey street, is the loading
place lor picture frames In this city.
window screens and doer screens made at
Yerser's, 4l9 Shipley street.
Gall and see the Daisy oil stove at Pickels'
stove store, East Four; b street.
Soft shell crabs received daily at Harper
Bro. Is. IL East Fourth street.
Best family flour $3.50 per bbl. at Kemble's
Second and Justtson sts.
Gall aud SEQ the quick meal Gasoline
Stoves at Pickels' stove store, East Fourth
street.
Fieh ard oysters fresh every day at PEN
nell's. Second and King streets. Also CLAIMS
and crabs.
Go to H. H. Moore's stalls, " and "a SEQ
ond street market, tor your good butter and
cheese, Wholesale and retail.
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Duty on American Lard.

,, AslINGroN, June 13.-Writine
ST. ieHhorn to the Department oi
t,". t,o, Cohsni Sai tori says that the du.
to VI I'M ports will be largely increased d
d. p.o'ect Italian industries and pro.
has q strong effort is being made to
nose uot2 OF S3 80 per 220 pounds i'm
aoSi Iu On American lard. A recent
so,a .s's presented to q comm ission is
cor,. W nave shown that American lard
dsu s,ns h ~ TO 10 per cent OF water hid
end means OF to 3 per cent. of alum
sAo per cent. of cslce caustics,
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LEIPZIG, June 13 Tho trial Of the
members OF the AlaAtiau Patriotic
League on . charge of high treason, for
supporting attempts to separate Alaace
Lorraine from Germany, WAS begun
here today. Judge Drenkmanp, of
the Imperial Court OF Justice, presides.
Procurator Superior Tessendorf and
Procufstor Treplan conduct the proie Q.
oStion. The prisoners are defended by
great array of distine q euished counsel,
including the local advocates Herren
Luden. Lehman, Freitag and Fills; HeI
Munckel, OF Berlis; Berreu OFT and
Schettensteip. Of Strasbu.g, and Herr
6trOever, OF Metz.
All Of the accused, while confessing
that they contributed to the funds OF
the Patriotic League, pleaded not guilty
contending that the League 10 not Q 90.
ctet society, but merely Q society whose
aim 10 to promote patriotism In France
and raise the efficiency OF the Frencl,
youth by the formation Of gymnastic
and rifle societies. They denied oil
knowledge Of the design attributed to
the Leasue-so reconquer Alssoe- Lor
rsine by force.
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No Whisky TO be made.

The Wholesale liquor dealers Of Lou.
tsvilie, at o meeting Monday, adopted
the following: "This meeting endorses
the action OF the distillers' m Getting held
ct the Gait House June aud In not
making any more whisk ey from July l.
1887, to July ], 1888, and we recon- mend
to the trade not to buy any whiskey
made between these dates; aud further,
We, the wholesale dealers of Louieville,
agree not to purchase any whiskey dis
titled between the above dates from dis
tillers who decline TO sustain the action
of the majority Of the disiiliers OF the
Safe; and we recommend concurrent
action among dealers In other cities."
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The original Of this phrase. . writer
In the New York Sun, undertakes to
explain thus: Tom Gallagher was once
sporting editor on the Globe Dem ocrat,
and WAS known As great billiard
player. He had q deliberate way OF
Walking around tho billiard table and
viewing . hard shot from various
points. So when . crowd would get
tired waiting, some one would cry out:
20. let her GO, ,GallagherW Now, Mr..
Editor, since Mr.. Morris +. Moses has
suggested TO the people for . rip snort
ing old time on the Fourth OF July, let
us have 1t, and. 'Let her 60, Gala.
gher."
Please write something to encourage
some mem Der OF Council, or the Mayor,
to take hand In, and oblige.
A CONSTANT REA DER.
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Base ball.

The following games were played
yesterday:
Philadolphia-Athletio, 16; St. Louis
8.
Rsltimore-Baltimore, z; Cleveland, o..
New York-Brooklyu, II; Louisville.
s.
Staten leland Metropolitan, 81 Gin
cinnati, IS.
New York-New YORK, 4; Philadel
phia, 8.
Ohicago-Chicago, 8; IndiaI ap olis, 4
Pittsburg-Pittsburg, 3; Detroit, B.
Boston-Boston, s; Washington, 4.
&, raouse-StaIs, 8; Newark, 8.
Utioa-ULlcs, 6; jersey City, o.
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Tho Crime Calendar.

Peter Beitsrs, colored, was lynched
st jamestown, Ohio, on SUNDAY night,
for having assaulted Martha Thomas,
colored, aged rs years.
Stephen, Poole, colored, aged 80
years, shot and mortally wounded hie
wife and then oom mitted suicide, In
Brooklyn, on Monday.
In sourry County, Texas, last Satur-
day, james Taylor, . ''sheep man.
WAS attacked by four Mex icans, three
OF whom had knives and one q six
shooter. He captured the revolver and
killed all four OF his assailauts.
"Dsgo Jos,"a half.breed Indian, &C
cused OF the murder OF . white Doy,
was taken from officers and lynched
nsar Duncan Station, Mississippi, on
Sunday.
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The Ooroner's jury in the case Of
James Davis. who confessed to shooting
and killing Harry Moore In East Cam.
den on Friday night last, yesterday re.
turned the following verdict:s "We
find that Henry Moore came to his
death In East Camden, June 10th, 1887,
from = gunshot wound ct the hands OF
James Davis, ~ we consider George
Lay ton as IN accessory 10 the orime."
Both men have been held 10 await tho
finding Of the Grand Jnry.
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Testing tho rres. dents Right.

WASHINGTON, June ia petition
for writ of quo warranto against John
N. Oliver was to day filed In the DIE.
trict Court in the nsme OF the United
Statee. Oliver was removed from the
office Of Justice Of the Peace by PIesi.
dent Cleveland but refused to sure nder
the office docket to his successor, claim.
the Supreme Court of the District of
Oolum bia. The petition which was
made returnable on the 1G n inst calls
ON Oliver to show by what right he con
tirues to exercise the functions OF JUS
tice of the Peace.
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a Girl Shot Down.

PITTsBURa, June 13 Mary Ann VAL
en'ine, daughter of George Valentine, of
Etna borough, was found to night y ing
on the hillside short distance from her
home, In an insensible condition, with q
bullet hole near the right eye.
She had left the house shortly after
supper. carrying with her some money
that Mr.. Valentine wanted to use at q
building and loan association meeting.
No one saw the shooting, but Fritz Wey
man, who was seen In the neighborhood
intoxicated, was suspected.
He was found at Sharpsburg, q mile
from Etna, and had in his possession a
revolver when arrested. Miss Valentine
is still living, but her recovery is eonsid-
cred impossible. Weyman denies the
shooting.
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Asbury Excurs,0n on Friday.

The arrangements for the above ex.
cnrsion are com pie ted, and the indica.
tions are thai 1t will be . successful
one. Albert's Band will accompany
them II baskets are sent to the church
BY $50 q. m. they will be taken to the
boat free. First class dinuers may be
bad for 80 cents on the grounds. Re.
member it leaves Fourth street wharf
ct .. m. on Friday next.
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Creamery,


Excursion tickets to Deer Park, Oak.
land, Mountain Lake Park and all the
other famous summer resorts and medi.
cinAl sprinas in Maryland, Pennsyl.
vAnis, the Virginias and North Caro-
lima, are now ON sale at all principal
stations along the line Of the baltimore
and Ohio railroad. These tickets are
valid for return passage until October
81, and are good for stop over privileges
both going and returning. B. & o.
ticket agents at minor stations will &C.
oure excursion tickets for passenger
desiring to take trains at such sts tions,
provided the application Is made = few
days In advance.
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Ensiand's Indian sions.

LONDON, June 10 -Advices from
New say that the Russians at Cbard al
are fitting out two steamers and mum
Der Of iron lighters to transport material
for the Trans. Caspian Railway and to
The British ere equipping two light
draught steamers with steel guns for
the purpose of using upon ths upper
Amu-Darla.
The priests of the Golden Temple at
Singh when they heard he WAS intrlgu.
ing with Russia against India.
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Philadelphia Items.

PHILADELPHIA, June 14-The
boarding house OF d. @. White, At 242l
North College avenue, was entered on
Sunday night by . thief, who forced
open the kitchen door. h ,rried of .
gold watch and chain, ! diamond pin
and other jewelry. valued In all at $500
The booty belonged to one OF the lady
boarders, who ID At present absent from
the city.
In the Old Court House yesterday, in
the cases Of tho Cinnamon charged with
keeping gaming hocses, the Jury &C.
Quilted Yin Pana and Sam Lee, and
convicted the SIX other defend ants.
Sentence WAS deferred.
Twelve men, arrested for playing base
ball In Germantown on SUNDAY, were
hned ave dollars each and placed under
bail to keep the peacs.
According to police reports the tav.
erns doing side door business en- Sun
day numbered IS.
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Still Another OastIe,

Brandywine Castle, No. IL. knights
OF the Golden Eagle. IL now being
formed, md although but recently
started already has between go and 20
names on the roll. Another meeting
will be held tomorrow evening At the
o. U. A. n. Hall, Fourth and King
streets, and an invitation is extended to
all men under 30 years of age to at
tend.
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soldiers Attack an Irish Crowd.

DUBLIN, June Is when It WAS dis
covered yesterday that Michael Davitt
had outW itted the authorities and WAS
hold ing meeting 1T Feakle force Of
police was sent from Bodyke to disperse
1t. 1t did not reach Feakle, however,
until after Mr.. Davitt had finished
speaking and had lett the place. A
severe fracas occurred between the po-
lice and the crowd which had attended
the meeting, and several persons were
injured.
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The Earl OF Aberdeen at Frisco.

thu EHFI OF AUoHUooH "e HE'sOO'
SAN FRANCISCO, June 13 The Earl
Of Aberdeen who was Lord Lieutenant
of Ireland under 0ladstore's admins.
tration, was given o Notable reception
1t his hotel this afternoon. There were
present all the Justices of the Supreme
Court of California, the Judge of the
local courts, the Mayor of The city and
o large number of State officials and
prominent citizens, numbering in all
800.
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=. russxp DOWN
| ..,,c,,or-Newel! fSr =" Tiss Tns

I--,,o--NewsI, ror CITY
s~sl'' FOR 0'''A u
| .,,,s Democratic members s
S,s o. tps has been the object, t, OF
sa,sa l.sS. ". t, many city Iise nice
e,'1uu y many more VITO .',.as aspl,sat Isst
ass ~ uI holders, took Ias.,er place 'Ast ot
Issu,%tt sssasut off cials, the !, tlate
.,I.S 3,S'put upon being as itln follows' e
.les ieI I,,y aadItor; samuel N
aW W,hs market. A. F. Mes
= O 'council;; ;pu N. F. sia! Kelley
81 purpey coal oil inspector, to-,
AyHs ID
,h.- the caucus
teli Euo'u =, assping. it had the
psce lsss ..a ead crowd of ward
sing . la's' ~ ,rnnt of the City
senoie .to ~ s,.uat,on in the
tEussea .H'
nsnn'i,' ,oxorcr ceutcred in
inisl's' .,io,'or w." and city audi
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News sunau.sry.


Oar Consul General - syfaukfoYt.o
the Main reports that daring the quar-.
ter which ended ON March 8ist last, the
exports to the United States from the
district Of the Consulate 1t frankfort
on the Main increased "a, ,5e8 coo ever
the exports for the similar quarter OF
the previous lear. Dusing the same
quarter the Austro. a hungarian exports
10 the United States tneI eased 1,ll8.
666 ~ compared with the exports for
the corresponding quarter In 1856.
II 10 said that . careful review OF the
hop iituAtion In the Mohawk Valley in.
dicates that, barring possible ravages
By vermtn, one third Of an average
crop will be hsrvessed. The decrease In
acreage 10 fully ore third, and the
yafds' average 10 only fair. Many
yards were not cultivAted. Ten and
twelve cents 10 being efsred for 1868,
and twenty-five oonts for prime 1868.
Tho Indian Trainipg school st Oar.
Isle, Pa. Monday sent West 70 pupils,
nearly oil OF whom had com pleted the
course of'the school, They we're mostly
Sioux. The customary annual exAmi.
nation will be dispensed with on &C.
count OF extensive building operations
now In progress.
The State Department ID advised that
Foreigners visiting Cuku, Who remain
there more than one month, must pro.
vide themselves with pasr ports. Span.
ish consuls In the q nitsd States ere nov
Instructed to sf1x wise to United
States passports Ht the cost OF 81.
A Chicago paper says that President t
Amisou, Of the International Typo.
graphical Union, sss appointed . com.
mittee Of three from Chicago Typo.
graphical Union to exaniue the books
Of OK Score tary Treasurer Pascoe.
The Secretary of the Navy has ap-
proved the recommendation OF tho Ad.
visory Board, that the cruiser Chicago,
just finished. be again subjected to .
dock trial Of tho mschinery, and the
trial will take place 1t once.
A convention of river and lake tran g.
portation men met yesterday In Pitt.
burg 10 take action for the protection OF
their Interests under the Inter. State
Com merce law.
Panama advioes to the 4th inst re.
port . landslide on . farm In Concor.
die, which killed 16 persons-Pedro A.
Restrepo, his wife, nine children and
dve servants.
Tho tug Argonauta yesterday passed,
20 miles southwest Of the Della ware
cspes, . vessel bottom up. appart ntly q
wreck from the beach.
The Farmers Institute Of South Rem.
frew. Ontario. has passed resolutions In
favor Of free trade with the United
States.
Two new cases Of yellow fever were
roported yesterday In Key West, and
one patient WAS discharged from the
hospital,
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Tho Rebman Library Ercurs,ou.

The annual excursion Of the Rebman
Library Association TO Birmingham
Park on Monday, July 4th prom ises
to be one Of the largest that has left this
city fora long Time. The excursion
grounds have been greatly improved
siDoe last year. The base ball grounds
have been put In perfect order, and
the stage has beer made double the
size Of last season, insuring all Who
wirh to dance = day of solid enjoy
ment. Professor AlLerPs orchestra
has been engaged for the occasion,
which IL Q guarantee that the music
will be . prominent feature of the
day. The committee are leaving moth
ing undone To make the affair en- joya.
Bile for their patrons, and will allow
no intox icating liquors ON the grounds.
Those who attend are sure of having .
day of pleasure.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June 13.-The
news reached here ct 10 O'Clock to night
that Eve men had been killed and many
wounded by the explosion of . dynam'
ite cartridge at the inman mines, four
miles from this city.
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Hance's Granules Podophyllin Com
pound or Mandrake Pellets cure head
ache, bilicusness, &C., are purely vege.
table, and end orsed by hundreds Of tes.
timonials. Taylor y Fullerton, 500
King street.
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|nerStonos.

Fve laid the corner stone
Fosperoas business and
watching to what mag
proportions it is grow
are winning daily from
|eelative public a con-
increasing patronage.
|neF stone is honest
|P0nestly made, honest
I catch penny, fire sale,
|e out OF town e'c.,but
| here and guarantee
P'isaction.
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Cranor & Co. are laying tapestry and
body Brussels carpet on the floor free
of cost this month.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-14

After trying them all we think
Meors's Windsor Hotel the best 500
per day house In Philadelphia, 1928 ,25,
~ Filbert street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-14

Importers consignment Of millinery
goods at 6l7 Market street. Wonderful
bargains.
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that HACKING COUGH can be so
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee 1t. Sold by N. B. Dsnforth,
corner Second and Market streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-14

SLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure
Ia the remedy for you. N. B. Dan.
forth, corner Second and Market SITS.
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5000 hats and bonnets almost given
away; all consignment soods; must be
sold In two weeks. Mrs. Jacobs, 617
Market street.
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that everybody ought to know that A.
Sergeant gives 22l0 ibs. Of the best,
well-oleaned coal In every ton you buy.
Oak, pine and hickory kindling wood
In large loads. Lime for whitOWash-
ing. Yard, foot Of Monroe street. Cen.
tral ofloe. Heventh and King streets.
Look for the blue sign. Open In the
evening.
Our butter will suit all. Our cream
is rich, and those having freezers should
try 1t. Our whipped cream with your
straw berries will greatly improve them.
Bush's, Yrench street WhAy1, 10 th
place to 0uv your onAL
Tor goa coal 10 10 Bush's. yrsnoh
street WhAYf.
Everybody ohews LowBall. Just flN
the mouth. Sold by all dealers.
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CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 80 cents. Nasal Injec.
tor free. Danforth's 2nd and Market
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SJAC0BS OF
For Strains, Sprains and Bruises
1OHN TEEN Ek, Obam pion Oarsman of
q America.
"l have found st. JAcobJ Oil Of ines.
IL Al. - -~--

John TEEmE Ek; "n,:.pion ,s,.. oar'm.n of
"I have found st. JAcobJ Oil Of ines
Unable valus.'
MK.J, .. GCPELA.D. Editor austria.
'1y tricycle. tourney Of 1900 miles
would not have been completed without
st. Jacobs OIL"
NFR. VIM BEAOs, Worlds Champion
M Uarsman. Royal Hotel, Kyde
"St. jacobs OIL cures stiffness. cramp
and muscular pains In training"
OAPT. PAUL BOYToN, tho World .Re.
w. n0wned Swimmer
~ do not sec how l could get along
without st. Jscobs OIL"
NER. JOHN ROLFE, champion BIcy.
VM elis', 81 Liverpool st., Sydney, Ms. ".
"After ridiog 1000 miles against time,
st. Jacobs OIL removed oil fatigue and
pain"
MR.E. PAINTER, London Athletic
.s:; Jacobs Oil cured me ofa sp,ained
EDWARD HANLAN, Champion Oars-
"For iuuscu lar pains have found st.
Jacobs Uil invaluable"
A IL BASE BALL CLUBS, ,individ ually
"A and collectively:
Use st. Jacobs Oil for tprains, strains
and bruises
A LII ASS SS0CIATIONS OF Field Sports,
IA Turf, Water ano koad, use St.Jacobs
Oil for sprains, strains and bruises.
Every application gives relief; every bot
tie contains o cure; every bottle tested q to
quality; every genuine b-ttle bears tho
firms fac-simile signature; overy homo in
America knows its value; every spoken Ian.
praises 1t; every dealer knows les merits;
every chemist nnds It perfect. Sold by
Drus gists and Dealers. Prioe tifty cents per
bottle.
THE OHARLES A. vOGELER co.. Bal
timore. Md.
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Serious RioriDg at AthIoue,

DUBLIN, June 13.-There Was ser.
ious rioting 1T Athlone to day between
soldiers and civilians. The soldiers
wrecked number Of housee, and many
citizens were iDj ured with stop es.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-14

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
aud Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vita.
lizsr 10 guArsntsed to cure you. Sold
by DAnforth, cor. and and Market cts.
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Anti-Rerne cation. .

Samples OF what 1t will do on exhibi
tion at Danforth's Drug Store, 2nd ant
Market.
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|RRy HART,
luloE5Iss MF'e. 90
PIP Market Street.
u 'fAlsREpREsEST

AlsREpREsENr.
0,., .:,r' IN %, town
iss ,s,,i, t,d i.a',ao SHOES ars rols.
u;h ms,, paln1d vi as K,od
wa u0fs than 0 d. e''u
st,MI,1app stM y with dressing on
% sv,y iisI vsi, ma kOu. wordr, u
,ssssSs1,s,1 IA, lave to say,
'Sn I'M, ~ buy oi thsse
= ''nGfnp, Salss.
NJ, s.;,,s,un,rsn =, shoe,
,atbs ,S,,.,, I.,t tho place
| AARR & CO.,
ions AND SHOES,
w. Market Street,
Wn., Del
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" by Borrow;TrOuble

whom You can always find just what
you want In hat or bonnet ut Mrs. b. g.
Kirby ., 100 King street.
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Les Her Loose for all There II In 1t.
[ooMNUNIuATBDl

Mr.. Moses is right. Give MS an ''o'd.
in which Tom, Dick, Harry and Maud
FOX roast" OF any thing that Will Garry
MS back to our grandfathers' days. We
need sometbing of this kind to teach
the people that there Ii not so much
difference between them as they imag.
Inc. Let her boom for all there is In It.
HARRY WHITLEY CARPENTER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-14

You never sAw 30 many hats and
bonuets at one time % there are at 617
Market stIeet. Importers sale.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-14

F Moore and Wn Winfop,
B,ptlst chutch, Departed TO-
dIorj, Mass.
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Ten Dollars

Dosen't seem much
to invest in New
Clothing, but it will
do wonders at 9th
and Market. 1t will
buy a Splendid ALI
Wool Suit for a man
of any one of several.
new les,handsome-
ly made and trimmed.
A Fine Dress Suit
for a boy or young
man, or for one-half
of 1t you can get
your choice of sew
eral styles in Chill
dren's Suits. Popu-
lar Low Prices are
what we are trying
our best to give you,
and the lower we
make them the more
goods we will sell,
so that they are even
more advantageous
to us than to you,
providing we have
enough trade to sue
cessfully carry on the
b us in e IS. Many
novelties in Special
Clothing for Summer
Wear in Seersuckers,
Alpaccas and other
stylish thin materials.
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